Are those super good results obtained by robot systems real?

Mr Doug Price, the owner of Vortex Trader Pro (http://www.myfxbook.com/most-popular-forex-systems), one of the Top 10 most popular forex trading systems under myfxbook, uses a fake photograph on his website (http://www.vortextraderpro.com/vpropp.html). Why fake? Because the same photograph can be found at a photography website (http://www.headshotsnyc.com/guide-to...is-a-headshot/). This cast a strong doubt on whether it is really possible to achieve extraordinary profits in forex trading. Are those super good results obtained by robot systems real? Chances are they are fake because the main objective of these robot systems is in membership subscription and so far no member has ever obtained the same results as the robots.

Max Poon
http://realliveforextrades.blogspot.sg/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/realliveforextrades

The Vortextrader Pro on myfxbook.com looks legitimate. Just my thought.

That doesn't make it a fake photograph: it just raises a copyright question about his use of it.

Someone's use on a website, in these circumstances, of a photo to which they may not own the copyright might possibly raise some question about whether or not it's possible for him to achieve what he claims (though even that isn't necessarily clear), but to allege that it casts doubt on "whether it is really possible to achieve ..." strikes me as just bizarre. I'm not sure I've ever seen a better example of over-generalization.

Undoubtedly the world of selling trading advice/information/services is packed with fakes and phonies, but while forex traders at Goldman Sachs and dozens of other places are still earning their 7-figure year-end bonuses and having successful careers, some of them for decades, to assert that doubts have been cast on whether it's possible to achieve extraordinary profits through trading forex probably tells us more about the person making the assertion than it does about the trading industry in general.

Sorry, Max, but your sweeping statement doesn't stand up to examination for a moment.

And if you think about it, I think you'll see that that's so, just as people reading it can see that.

People who live in glass houses should draw the blinds very carefully indeed, before removing their pants.

Dear Superblack and Xela,
Think about it. If you were the owner of vortexpro...were u use somebody else photograph?

Anyway, our participant no. 7 Mr Anbu Tamil will prove that whether super high profit in forex trading is possible or not. Mr Anbu Tamil has achieved more than 2000 percent in forex trading since last month. Result can be viewed at his facebook website. Apparently, he has some relationship with EvenForex broker, that raise something suspicious. To prove all of us wrong, Mr Anbu Tamil has agreed to use a different broker for the coming months in our Friendly Trading Competition 2015. Let us see whether he can achieve those super high result again.

Rgds,
Max Poon
http://realliveforextrades.blogspot.sg/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/realliveforextrades

No, I wouldn't. And he shouldn't. Nobody's disputing that. But it has absolutely nothing to do with justifying your sweeping generalisation, which is simply untrue.